Tribute to Jeff

cjogo · 17th February 2005

Attribute to Jeff Beck --one take of the guitar....and a few fingers on the Kurzweil for the accompainments. I think Page made it famous >> but writing accredited to Jeff thumbsup RAVIX

wallace · 17th February 2005

sounds good, nice playing. I like the major7 xylophone thing at the beginning. is that a keyboard or something else? how were the tablas done? real or otherwise?

cjogo · 17th February 2005

everything is a "one-time" jam . All percussion, etc >> played with my 2 or 3 fingers > on a Kurzweil.

:::: here is another one~~ just a couple of hours later. I neither read nor write music..can't even play a full chord with one hand. (mainly a drummer) So just a one time pass. This artist JoBarry (from Liverpool) prefers that --one time through ~ on to the next.

WHITE EAST

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cjogo Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2002 Location: CARMEL Posts: 1,547 Thread Starter	Tribute to Jeff Attribute to Jeff Beck --one take of the guitar....and a few fingers on the Kurzweil for the accompainments. I think Page made it famous >> but writing accredited to Jeff thumbsup RAVIX __________________ Crystal Studios Bridging Old School to Middle School A Tympanic Tweaker

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wallace Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,086	sounds good, nice playing. I like the major7 xylophone thing at the beginning. is that a keyboard or something else? how were the tablas done? real or otherwise?